Isn't it amazing how when you're in a really foul mood - angry at the world,one might say - that all of the bad drivers come out to get in your way? It seems like when you're just hot under the collar,people seem to know it and they drive badly just to irritate you more.Maybe,instead,you just notice the other bad drivers more when you're angry.This is an example of __________ processing.
A) affectively accurate
B) mood-congruent
C) cognitive parallel
D) emotionally stimulatory

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This is an example of mood-congruent processing, where the individual's negative mood affects their perception and interpretation of events, making them more likely to notice and remember negative stimuli (such as bad drivers). This phenomenon has been studied in psychology and is a common experience for many people.

Isn't It Amazing How When You're in a Really Foul